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Sunshinemummy

Serendipitious wrote: »

Have we noticed any shortage of biscuits or are we immune to any absences on the shelves due to stashes?

I was surprised to read this

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-35696027

although I have this week opened my last Family Circle from Xmas (but still have 2 tins shortbread and a tin of Foxes in stock...)

aau1 wrote: »

the fb pages of all the supermarkets are routinely asked "where are the bourbons?"

Most stores now have signs in the biscuit aisle explaining the shortage

Thank god it was the floods, and not the Elite targeting Morribobs for the free biscuits..... (I still have rather a few free packets!)

:D:D:D:D:D:D

hornetgirl

Animals are so good at sensing these things Bubbs. When my sister lost her husband, her two cats were like completely different creatures for weeks.
LEJC wishing you lots of love today (((x)))

TrulyMadly

bubbs wrote: »

It was the fact it was so quick, we knew it was terminal but 5 weeks to the day when he first went hospital , not even diagnosed:( but do you know what, he is looking after my sister as they hadnt had an egg from the chickens since nov time, she has had 1 or more every day since he left us:T to make sure she eats;)

Of course it was a shock bubbs. 5 weeks .......about the length of time between one pay packet and the next. Too much too quickly:o

Lovely story about the eggs though......anything that brings her a little comfort is a blessing:A

Snap-ant

Serendipitious wrote: »

Have we noticed any shortage of biscuits or are we immune to any absences on the shelves due to stashes?

I was surprised to read this

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-35696027

although I have this week opened my last Family Circle from Xmas (but still have 2 tins shortbread and a tin of Foxes in stock...)

:( Yes I couldn't find any Ginger Nuts in Lidls, then went to Ts & none there, asked why were Ginger biccies missing?

Glad to read they are coming back soon

HILLBERN

LANGO1966 wrote: »

Hi,
£3.29 on offer:beer:

Thanks for that- perhaps I missed the offer as they are now £5 on a.com

Snap-ant

:o

♫ oh o we're in trouble ♫

We wound the clocks up wrong :o Dad not happy - as they now tock tick, not tick tock - Sunday is clock winding day

bubbs

Serendipitious wrote: »

That's lovely about the eggs. My friend gave me a peace lily, it never flowered for me from the time I received it, but it was very leafy and healthy so I kept it year after year. Three weeks after her funeral, it flowered.

:T thats lovely too

hornetgirl wrote: »

Animals are so good at sensing these things Bubbs. When my sister lost her husband, her two cats were like completely different creatures for weeks.
LEJC wishing you lots of love today (((x)))

Yes, they just look sad:(

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Of course it was a shock bubbs. 5 weeks .......about the length of time between one pay packet and the next. Too much too quickly:o

Lovely story about the eggs though......anything that brings her a little comfort is a blessing:A

She really believes that and it brings a little smile to her face

bubbs

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o

♫ oh o we're in trouble ♫

We wound the clocks up wrong :o Dad not happy - as they now tock tick, not tick tock - Sunday is clock winding day

how can a clock go tock tick?:p

hornetgirl

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o

♫ oh o we're in trouble ♫

We wound the clocks up wrong :o Dad not happy - as they now tock tick, not tick tock - Sunday is clock winding day

tock tick :rotfl:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QL15Ya5fsgo

rhosynbach

Snap-ant wrote: »

:o

♫ oh o we're in trouble ♫

We wound the clocks up wrong :o Dad not happy - as they now tock tick, not tick tock - Sunday is clock winding day

cant resist asking how can you wind a clock wrong, oh is a clock collector and he mends them, I have never been accused of that:p




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